Elephant and Castle Area Guide
A locals' guide to Elephant and Castle
Where do Elephant and Castle locals go?
Why not explore the nearby areas of
newington,
walworth,
kennington,
borough,
southwark and surrounding areas,
waterloo,
southwark,
london bridge,
albert embankment,
and vauxhall
Did you know?
"Captain of the HMS Bounty and victim of the famous Mutiny, William Bligh lived at 100 Lambeth Road, Lambeth, SE1."Explore Elephant and Castle
What locals say about Elephant and Castle
“Freat local market and quirky shops, always find something original in Newington.”
Melanie
Activities near Elephant and Castle
Adsuk Cinema Museum Trip
Join us on Saturday 6th June for a tour of one of London's most unique museums! The Cinema Museum in Kennington has a vast collection of items relating to the cinema, many of which date from the Art Deco period. The trustees will be giving our group a tailored guided tour which will take around two hours, and which will include: an outside (weather allowing) chat about the buildings and the workhouse history of the buildings a walk through the Museum - picking up on some items from the collections on the way - and answering any questions the screening of shorts from yesteryear a talk about the Cinema Museum and its relationship to Art Deco tea and cake! The Cinema Museum Tour will run from 11am to 1pm. https://cinemamuseum.org.uk/Read more
He Said/She Said - A Double Bill - Misconduct By Dom Riley/Ladykiller By Madeline Gould
A double bill of one act plays. He said: I tell things how they are, right? So, this is Everything. My side. She said: Be strong and dark on you own time, in secret. Two actors. Two writers. Two acts of violence. These worlds collide only in this theatre space. Content guidance: He Said/She Said contains strong language, sexual references and issues relating to violence.Read more
He Said/She Said
Two one-act plays presented as a double-bill, each centring on an act of knife violence, He Said/She Said revives Dom Riley’s Misconduct and Madeline Gould’s Ladykiller, looking at how violence happens and what responsibility is taken by its perpetrator.Read more
Stand up Comedy Show, Elephant & Castle - FREE ENTRY
Join us for a night of laughs with brand new jokes from pro comedians! It's comedy @ Spit & Sawdust is a new act, new material night, meaning we have a mix of acts from all across the circuit. We feature pro comics, who will be doing a mix of trying out new material and showcasing their best routines, as well as newer acts, who are just starting out on the circuit.Read more
Parable: Enoo Napa, Vanco, Manu + More
Enoo Napa makes his long awaited MOS debut, inside the brand new renovated Box. Alongside Vanco, afro house royalty arrive and this is going to be special for a one-off affair. Presented by Ministry Of Sound. 18+Read more
It'sComingHomeZone: England Vs Croatia (Ministry of Sound)
Watch England's crucial World Cup matches LIVE at Ministry Of Sound with hundreds of passionate fans + YOU
Ride The Cyclone
After a record shattering sold out run, it’s back for round two. Ready to ride again? Hold on tight! The critically acclaimed Ride The Cyclone returns to Southwark Playhouse Elephant. Described as “seriously impressive”, “laugh-out-loud funny” (Evening Standard ) and “wonderfully eccentric”★★★★ (The Guardian), this darkly comic, refreshingly weird and strangely life-affirming musical has captivated audiences and critics alike. After a freak roller-coaster accident, six teenagers find themselves suspended in limbo and offered one final chance to return to life. One by one, they step into the spotlight to prove why they deserve that second chance. Darkly comic, unexpectedly moving, and told at full tilt, this 90-minute musical is a five-star theatrical thrill ride. London, this is one ride you can’t miss. CAPTIONED: Wednesday, 29th July, 7:00pmRead more
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